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⚛️ Arthur Kornberg: DNA Polymerase Discovery
Arthur Kornberg discovered DNA polymerase enzymes.⟶

BiochemistryEnzymesDNA PolymeraseKornbergDNA ReplicationMolecular Biology1950sScientific ResearchNucleic AcidsGenetics

✂️ Discovery of DNA Restriction Enzymes
Hamilton Smith and Daniel Nathans discovered DNA restriction enzymes.⟶

Molecular BiologyDNARestriction EnzymesGenetic EngineeringHamilton SmithDaniel NathansBiotechnology

🔄 Independent Discovery of Reverse Transcriptase Enzymes
Howard Temin and David Baltimore independently discovered reverse transcriptase enzymes.⟶

Molecular BiologyReverse TranscriptaseEnzymesVirologyHoward TeminDavid BaltimoreRNA viruses

🦠 Stanley Prusiner Proposes the Existence of Prions
Stanley B. Prusiner proposed the existence of infectious proteins, or prions. His idea is widely derided in the scientific community, but he wins a Nobel Prize in 1997.⟶

PrionsProtein MisfoldingStanley PrusinerNeurodegenerative DiseasesMolecular Biology1980sBiochemistryNobel Prize

🧪 Enzymes Functioning in Non-Aqueous Environments
Alexander Klibanov demonstrated that enzymes can function in non-aqueous environments.⟶
BiochemistryEnzymesBiocatalysisNon-Aqueous SolventsEnzyme KineticsKlibanov1980sBiotechnologyMolecular Biology
